Court Grants The Appeal In Legislative Bribery Case
The Third District Circuit Court will review State Senators L. R. Andrews and Isaac Hoffmann after a venue change. Attorney General Hogan opposes Judge Donnelly serving in the cases. Judge Louis W. Winch was asked to assign a different judge to sit with Judges Kinder and Crow.
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L. R. Andrews
Isaac Hoffmann
Common Pleas
Hogan
Donnelly
Louis W. Winch
Cleveland
Ohio
W. H. Kinder
Pi Crow
Ohio Synod of the United Presbyterian Church Opens Semi Centenary
The Ohio Synod of the United Presbyterian Church began its semi centennial sessions at First U P Church with delegates from Wheeling Muskingum Mansfield Steubenville and Detroit. Rev L R Free led devotional exercises and Rev W P Cooley preached the opening sermon. Reports covered Muskingum College and Christian education as 10 delegates attended and events planned for the day.
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Ohio Synod
United Presbyterian Church
U. P
Wheeling
Muskingum
Mansfeld
Steubenvile
Detroit
L. R. Free
W. P. Cooley
Republicans Open Campaign in Steubenville Rally
Republicans launch a city campaign with Judge Richards as chairman at the Grand Opera House. Gen Brown and Tom L. Lewis will speak on tariff and coal industry issues, arriving from Smithfield to attend the fair, then return for the evening meeting. County Chairman Patterson promotes a large turnout and invites all voters and four ladies to attend.
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Grand Opera House
Thurs
Steubenville
Awn
Tom L. Lewis
Gen. Own
United Mine Workers of America
Coal Ener
Repuban
Taff Aad Sherman
Brown
Lewis
Smithfield
Opera House
Patterson
Ohio ¥Alley
La Belle Iron Works Plans 200000 in Improvements
La Belle Iron Works directors approved 200000 for upgrades to their facility. They will add one open hearth furnace to the ten they operate and install a riverbank water purification plant, a chemical and settling system, to protect boilers after the dam's completion. Capital stock will rise from 10 to 20 million with new stock issued between October 15 and 31.
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la Belle Iron Works
Bank Teller Admits $14000 Shortage in Covington Case
Cincinnati dated report says William H. Kruse, teller at German National Bank of Covington, confessed to a bank shortage of 14000 dollars. He was arrested last night and claimed politics and being a good fellow led to his downfall. He pledges to repay every cent and start anew. Kruse had recently lost an election for Covington city treasurer.
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William H. Kruse
German National Bank of
Covington
Kruse
Graves Hears Arguments Over Printing of Candidate Names
Columbus Sept 24 State Secretary Graves heard arguments by Congressman Taylor and County Auditor Frillmann Franklin county seeking to stop printing candidates names on two tickets Contests in many counties will be settled on Graves ruling.
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Graves
Taylor
Frillmann
Franklin County
Star Witness McManigal Arrives Orders Guarded Arrival
Indianapolis dispatch reports Ortie McManigal the government's star witness in the dynamite trial arrived today from Los Angeles. The exact arrival time is guarded and he is expected to be taken to the federal building by automobile after a train stop outside the city.
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Ind
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles
Federal Building
Wilson to oppose Murphy over Dix renomination in Albany speech
Gov Wilson plans a Friday Albany address to condemn Murphy and Tammany Hall unless Murphy abandons Dix renomination by then. If settled, the governor will skip teaching in New York and return to Seagirt before heading to New York to begin his campaign actions.
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Wilson
Albany
Murphy
Tammany Hall
John A. Dix
Princeton
Seagirt
Fatal crash on runaway locomotive injures sixteen
In Wheeling on September 24 a runaway Baltimore and Ohio locomotive plowed into a day coach and a Pullman car awaiting the New York to Chicago express. Sixteen people were injured, three fatally, including Mrs. Charles Johnson of Martins Ferry who was returning home with her husband’s body.
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Wheeling
Charles Johnson
Martin’s Ferry
Hilles Attacks Wilson Over Lincoln Quote Controversy
Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the Republican National Committee, issued a statement criticizing Woodrow Wilson’s writings on Lincoln and the Civil War. He argues Wilson misattributes Lincoln’s motives, claims Wilson lacks sympathy for American institutions, and labels him an aristocrat hostile to labor and U.S. industry. The release targets Wilson’s historical interpretations and political reliability.
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Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
United States
Republican Party
Atention
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Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
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State Supreme Court convenes with six judges present
Columbus September 24 the State Supreme Court met with six members. Judge O Hara and Johnson ill and Judge Spear, seeking re election, abstained from two cases challenging the non partisan judiciary act. Gov Harmon reappointed Fred Lang of Cleveland as state ins or commissioner.
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State Supreme Court
O'Hara
Johnson
Spear
Judiciary Act
Harmon
Fred Lang
Cleveland
Ayers Free Self Incrimination in White Slave Charge
William Fowler Ayers of Bellaire was discharged after a full day hearing before U S Commissioner Finley over white slave tactics. The trial stalled as the state’s testimony was excluded and Ayers wife Lydia Marie Ehle Allender Ayers was not allowed to testify. Witnesses feared self incrimination and no proof shown that she was transported across state lines by Ayers for the alleged acts.
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Bellaire
U. S
Finley
R. B. Cohen
Ayers
Lydia Marie Ehle Allender Ayers
Ayer
Debs Calls Roosevelt A One Man Party
Eugene V. Debs replied to Roosevelt calling him a will o the wisp by saying Roosevelt leads a one man party. Debs accused Roosevelt of forming a personal coalition after defeat and nominating himself at Chicago before campaigning as the people’s candidate.
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Kan
Eugene V. Debs
Roosevelt
Will O' the Wisp
Debs
Chicago
People's Own
Roosevelt expands tour through Tennessee and Northeast
The itinerary shows Roosevelt extending his campaign to include Tennessee after leaving Atlanta. He will travel to Cleveland Athens Knoxville and then North Carolina, testify before the Clapp committee in Washington in October, return to Ohio and the Midwest, then push through Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and possibly Pennsylvania before a New England swing and back to Oyster Bay to finish campaigning in New York before election day. Caswell prepares rough drafts for eastward speeches.
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Steubenville High opens new football season with Scio Hale
Steubenville High School kicks off Saturday September 28 at Means Field. Last season SHS claimed Northern Ohio Valley champions with 9 wins 2 ties 1 loss. Five starters graduated leaving room for new talent. Schedule includes Lisbon Scio Uhrichsville Bellaire Martins Ferry Salem and likely East Liverpool Cathedral Wheeling.
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Ohio Valley
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Myers
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Dashing Hiker in Rath Case and Steubenville Republican March Plan
A Wheeling posted letter scene ties to Mrs Julius Rath as Rath remains jailed on white slavery charges in Clarksburg Grand Jury looming October 1. Separate item reports Steubenville efforts to form a Republican marching club with 100 plus members, planning outfits and demonstrations including trips to Pittsburg and Youngstown.
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Stevenville
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Deep Waterway Proposal Opens Convention Address
President W. K. Kavanaugh declared at the Deep Water Ways convention opening in Rock that a Great Lakes to Gulf waterway would lower living costs for millions in the Midwest. He cited Mississippi valley floods proving necessity and argued the route would benefit the nation more than the Panama Canal.
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Great Lakes
Gulf
Middle West
W. K. Kavanaugh
Mississippi Valley
Panama Canal
Harvey's Visit Interests East Liverpool Improvements
W J Harvey of New York manager for J G White Co railway interests arrived in East Liverpool on Monday. He is understood to be guiding proposed improvements to the East Liverpool and Steubenville light and power plants of the Tri State Railway and Electric lines. Vice President McDonnell of Tri-State Co has been in New York on a similar mission. The public utilities commission of Ohio urged speed in implementing the improvements within the allowed time.
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New York
J. G. White Co
Tri State Railway & Electric Lines
East Liverpool
Steubenville
McDonnell
Tri-State Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Taft Hosts Delegates At White House Reception
President Taft held an early morning reception at the White House for delegates to the American Association of Commercial Executives. He departed for New York to campaign and planned to address surviving Civil War governors in Altoona, Pennsylvania tomorrow.
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White House
Taft
American Association of Commercial Executives
New York
Altoona
Local High School Schedule Listings Hide November Dates
The readable fragment lists multiple high school games with dates in October and November. Ubrichsville, Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Cathedral, Salem, Lisbon, and Wellsville appear with home and away fixtures. Proposals for Cathedral and Lisbon schools suggest scheduling notes or proposed venues amid the sequence.
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Bellaire H.S
Bellaire HS
Martins Ferry
Cathedral H. S
Salem H. S
Lisbon
Arvet—Sieton
H. S. Wellsville
Delegates Open International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
A large Boston delegation welcomed Secretary of Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel as the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce opened in September. Delegates from many nations attended the ceremony signaling broad support for global commerce initiatives and cooperative efforts.
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Sept. An
Charles Nagel
Floater Found in Ohio River Near Wellsville
The body of an unknown man was found in the Ohio river near Dam No 8 by Phil Peterson a lockman about 3 am yesterday. The man likely lay in the water for ten days and is unidentifiable due to heavy discoloration. He wore a blue overall suit tan shoes and a blue ring. Roughly 6 feet tall about 170 pounds with dark brown hair. authorities plan burial if not identified and believe he may be a railroad worker based on clothing.
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Dam No. 8
Wellsville
Phil Peterson
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